Welcome to
Lynn Pearson's website

Lynn and friend at Crosby beach,
August 2007. The iron man is one of the 100 figures of Antony
Gormley's Another Place, installed in June 2005.
See Lynn's Flickr photos
Site updated 30 July 2010 |
Lynn Pearson
is an independent architectural historian, writer and
photographer specialising in architectural ceramics, postwar
decorative arts and the buildings of the brewing industry.
She has been based in Newcastle upon Tyne since 1984. She has
published seventeen books, including pioneering works on seaside
architecture, the architectural history of British breweries,
and the architecture of cooperative living, and over fifty
articles, reports and conference papers. She studied at the
universities of Warwick, Birmingham and Newcastle upon Tyne, and
has been a Research Fellow at the Centre for Urban and Regional
Studies, University of Birmingham, and the School of Art &
Design, University of Wolverhampton.
Her Tile Gazetteer: A Guide to British Tile and Architectural
Ceramics Locations (Richard Dennis, 2005), written for the
Tiles and Architectural Ceramics Society (TACS), was
runner-up and highly commended in the 2005 National Reference
Book of the Year Awards sponsored
by Nielsen BookData.
Current research includes a report on the architecture of English breweries
for English Heritage (with the
Brewery History Society),
and a major project on architectural ceramics worldwide.
Her Played in Tyne and Wear, a study of sporting
architectural heritage in the northeast, will be published by
English Heritage in September 2010; it is part of the groundbreaking
Played in Britain
series.
You
can link to Lynn's blog here. NEW - the
Blue House Books
website.
Published October
2008 the new, totally revised edition of Piers and Other Seaside Architecture.
From the C20 Magazine review of Piers:
'It's definitely a good introduction, and light to pack
if you are planning a trip.'
Buy Piers on Amazon.
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